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Lot codes, one-up/one-back, and being able to answer a recall in an afternoon.
Start here · 13 min read
Traceability is not a document. It is whether you can answer a question about a lot that left your farm a year ago.
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Guide · 8 min read
A lot code has one job: meaning something to a stranger long after you've forgotten writing it.
The answer is rarely missing. The clock is what fails.
Guide · 7 min read
You can't always name the buyer. You can always name the lot.
Two lots in one bin are now one lot — the worse of the two.
The bin, not the field, decides how traceable your grain really is.
One-up, one-back means you're responsible for who sent it, too.
The shelf window is short, and that changes everything else.
The lot code on the invoice is the whole forward trace.
One locates a field. The other locates a process. Confusing them misdirects an investigation.
Small volume, no invoices, real obligations — and a record that actually works.
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